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Kim Taehyung is the heir to one of the most feared mafia syndicates in Seoul-a name that makes grown men tremble. Yet Taehyung himself is nothing like the legacy carved out for him. At twenty, he is soft-spoken, disastrously kind, painfully innocent, and far too trusting for a world built on blood and betrayal. His laughter echoes too easily through marble halls meant for gunshots, and his smiles are liabilities no one can afford-except one man.
Jeon Jungkook, his personal bodyguard and his father's ruthless second-in-command, lives by one rule: control. Cold, efficient, and terrifyingly precise, Jungkook has ended lives without blinking. He is loyalty incarnate, violence refined into discipline. To the world, he is emotionless. To Taehyung, he is simply the silent shadow who follows him everywhere, scolds him for bad habits, fixes his messes, and pretends not to care. What Taehyung doesn't know is that Jungkook's devotion has long since rotted into obsession-quiet, consuming, and dangerous.
One drunken night changes everything. Taehyung, unsteady and giggling, accidentally slaps Jungkook while refusing help. The moment is laughable, ridiculous even-but when Taehyung steps closer to apologize, soft and unaware, Jungkook finally snaps. He pins Taehyung to the wall and kisses him with a fury that feels like punishment and confession all at once. It's not romance. It's not gentle. It's a line crossed that can never be erased.
Taehyung confused between fear, trust, and a heart that doesn't know how to hate; Jungkook struggling between restraint and the need to possess what was never meant to be his. Amidst threats, power games, and mafia politics, dark humour slips through in stolen glances, sarcastic remarks, Taehyung's accidental chaos, and Jungkook's increasingly useless attempts to remain "professional."
A story of obsession disguised as protection, innocence colliding with brutality, and a love that grows not softly-but like a wound that refuses to close.